Reaching vertices limit(?) since updating to 4.5

I've just updated to Unity 4.5 and I'm now getting some errors that I wasn't getting before, and only when my death state has been triggered. I really don't understand what's going.

When the player hits the exit successfully an NGUI is displayed -> wait -> everything is fine.
When the player hits an enemy and dies, an NGUI is displayed -> wait -> below errors are displayed.

Code (csharp):

1. count <= std::numeric_limits<UInt16>::max()
2. UnityEditor.DockArea:OnGUI()
3.  
4. maxVertices < 65536  maxIndices < 65536*3
5.  

http://www.screencast.com/t/0k3bcYsJQ

This was all fine before.
The only other thing I've changed since updating, is moving all my enums out of all the individual scripts, and put them into 1 'enums' script - not sure this would have an affect?

Any help would be greatly appreciated, this issue makes my Unity crash.

 

Downgrading to 4.3 appears to have fixed the problem.

 

Could you submit a bug report along with a repro project if possible?

 

Yep, sure.

 

Hitting the same error message except that this time it is in editor without the game running.

Here's how to reproduce the error: add a Debug.Log(str) with a string that has 30000 character then run the game once so that the string is logger.

When that string is visible in the console window, the error is triggered each frame.

 

I have the same issue. I have NO 3D objects so no meshes. Deleted all my text, including instructions. The console just gives the same warning about vertices without pointing to a specific asset or page. Any way to narrow down the issue? Or should I go back to Unity 4.3? Or just a bug!

In addition, it will not build AT ALL in iOS because the google play plugin by Unity can't find the active Android libraries. This wasn't an issue in 4.3 either.

 

I had the same error. I had a large String in the console. Removing the Debug.Log of the string in my code fixed the problem.

Thank you very much, adbourdages. You saved me a lot of trouble.

 

Yes, the test scene that I created for my JSON .NET asset is now throwing the error as well for the exact same reason. I am serializing and outputting JSON strings to the console for validation (only in the test / example scene, not in the asset itself) which is causing the exception.

 

I had same error . @Fluzing I removing Debug.Log bug does not work !

 

The error also shows up when trying to setup a Font with Custom chars. This prevents me from generating a font texture inside the Unity Editor. The texture would be tiny but when pasting a lot of text in the text box "Custom Chars" for the font import settings the error immediately pops up in the Console and I cannot "Apply".

UPDATE: Ok, I can actually hit the Apply button, which solves my problem.

 

I upgraded to 4.5.2 not that long ago, and never received this issue. Unsure if I made any changes that fixed it, or the issue simply never occurred in this version.

 

unity 4.5.1 Debug.Log(string) string's Lenght > 65535 unity will crash ~~~~~~~

 

I had same error ,i want know how can you slove when i don't upgrade the unity to 4.6,

 

thank you 大大～～

 

i removed Debug.Log() and it solved

 

Still error on 4.6.7p1. I wrote test code as follows.

Code (CSharp):

1. IEnumerator Start()
2. {
3.     var sb = new StringBuilder();
4.        
5.     // work on 4.6.3p4
6.     //for (int i = 0; i < 100000; i++)
7.     //{
8.     //    sb.Append("囧");
9.     //}
10.  
11.     // work on 4.6.7p1
12.     //for (int i = 0; i < 16352; i++)
13.     //{
14.     //    sb.Append("囧");
15.     //}
16.  
17.     // error on 4.6.7p1
18.     for (int i = 0; i < 16353; i++)
19.     {
20.         sb.Append("囧");
21.     }
22.  
23.     var str = sb.ToString();
24.     while (true)
25.     {
26.         Debug.Log(str);
27.         yield return new WaitForSeconds(0.2f);
28.     }
29. }

Bug report case 712411

 

I got a reply. I am curious about is, why it can more than 16352 on version 4.6.3p4? but not on 4.6.7p1?

 

I have asked the same question : "why can i do this?"
There are no problem on 4.6.3p4 before I upgrade to newest version of 4.x.
I really need to print out all messages received via network and do some debug.

 

I have the same problem trying to use Mesh.CombineMesh():

Code (CSharp):

1. //Code
2. cubeObjects = new GameObject[arrCube.Count];
3. combine = new CombineInstance[arrCube.Count];
4. for (int i = 0; i < arrCube.Count; i++)
5. {
6.      cubeObjects[i] = arrCube[i].getGameObject();
7.      combine[i].mesh = arrCube[i].getGameObject().GetComponent<MeshFilter>().sharedMesh;
8.      combine[i].transform = arrCube[i].getGameObject().transform.localToWorldMatrix;
9. }
10. arrCube[0].getGameObject().GetComponent<MeshFilter>().mesh.CombineMeshes(combine);

 

Did you find a way around this. Im having the same issue, im trying to combine 50 simple cube meshes into one but having this error...